Models walked down the runway carrying heavily decorated apparel, tarnished metallic gold embroidery and dramatic wigs which fit flawlessly with Fellini's recognisable aesthetic.
Jeremy Scott’s men’s Fall and women’s Pre-Fall collections for Moschino—strutted out this evening on a hard and fast at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios—had been high camp and simply as clever. “It’s Fellini,” said the dressmaker backstage, regarding the overdue Italian filmmaker. “It’s all of the matters I love approximately him, come to light . . . . There are exaggerations, off-duty showgirls, Casanovas. It’s surreal, it’s otherworldly.” Scott has long been committed to pomp. But examine his work a chunk further, and it’s the condition that actually rings. His Fellini-inspired Roman parade felt, in some way, apropos of the extra moment—of a global wherein fools hold strength, and hyperbole and extra are the brand.
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